Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyThe Society, 1904 For the statement above quoted, also for full bibliographical information regarding this publication, and for the contents of the volumes [1st ser.] v. 1- 7th series, v. 5, cf. Griffin, Bibl. of Amer. hist. society. 2d edition, 1907, p. 346-360. |
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... field officers of the several regiments still continues it out of my power to answer their expectations . The recruiting service is an object of the highest im- portance , for upon the speedy raising and disciplining a new army is ...
... field officers of the several regiments still continues it out of my power to answer their expectations . The recruiting service is an object of the highest im- portance , for upon the speedy raising and disciplining a new army is ...
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... fields . Besides , are greatly dificient in arms oweing in a good measure to the Conti- nental drains of them with our men and their detention . Wee are also in the greatest want of field pieces which are of a vast importance and would ...
... fields . Besides , are greatly dificient in arms oweing in a good measure to the Conti- nental drains of them with our men and their detention . Wee are also in the greatest want of field pieces which are of a vast importance and would ...
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... field - pieces 4 ps , and one hundred rounds for each piece . After I was appointed to command the ar- till ' I apply for 6-18 p with four hund rounds for each gun , two 9 pr , 300 rounds for each , two howitzs 51/2 inch , one huna ...
... field - pieces 4 ps , and one hundred rounds for each piece . After I was appointed to command the ar- till ' I apply for 6-18 p with four hund rounds for each gun , two 9 pr , 300 rounds for each , two howitzs 51/2 inch , one huna ...
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agreable answer is printed arms army arrived Augst beg leave Board BOSTON brigade Burgoyne Burgoyne's army Cambridge camp cannon Capt clothing Coll Colonel command Commissary Congress continental Convention Council Count D'Estaing DANIEL LYMAN DEAR GEN DEAR SIR directed enclose enemy enemy's Excellency General Washington Excellency's most obt expence fleet Fort Edward Gen¹ HEATH Gen¹ WASHINGTON gentlemen GEORGE WASHINGTON guard HEAD QUARTERS HEATH TO GEORGE HENRY LAURENS Hist Honble HORATIO GATES humble servt immediately informed instant JOHN BURGOYNE JOHN GLOVER JONATHAN TRUMBULL joyn late letter Lieut LL.D LYMAN Major Gen Major General HEATH Mass Massachusetts militia morning necessary obedient obt servt officers Peeks-Kill peices present prisoners procure provisions publick regiments regt request Rhode Island river sent servant ships soldiers soon Springfield supply taken town troops Trumbull Tyconderoga Washington's answer WILLIAM HEATH wrote yesterday York